Being in a circa. 100 yr old house on an unadopted road, what IS the legal situation regarding blockages?
(But I am hoping that, because ours is the last house on the run and have just updated all the pipes on our property during an extension project, that any blockages will always remain someone else's problem (ie, further up the run).
Least youre sorted now - give me a shout next time, we've got a jetting/cctv unit here, sure could do you a good price 
tell them the shit has got a knife, they're be round quick enough
If youve got a downstairs toilet...
I believe all privies in the heathen lands are of the 'downstairs' variety due to them being located outside their dwellings, unless those uncouth Northerners have taken to affixing toilet seats to the upper branches of trees.
LOL!
That's alright. The south is flooding so fast that it won't be long before everyone's upstairs is their downstairs.
Saw the title and thought this was a reference to the first batch of new frames arriving today !!!!
No, he doesn't work for On-One anymore.
I thought it was an invitation to fertilise the roses.
Being a Northerner, I naturally assumed that his front garden was the entire South East of England.
In which case, he was only telling us what we already know.
I have been peering in manhole covers
I misread that at first.
Was about to say you need something with a bit more pressure.
I was going to suggest he tied a bit of string to his whippet and dragged it through to clear the blockage.
New name for his frame?
It would have a good story behind it now.
Obvously not the title of the thread...
Brown road-the hardtail of the future...
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